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Tesco enters the housing market
The new Tesco Property Market website is the first attempt of the supermarket giant to participate in the housing market, allowing both agents and home-owners to market properties online. For a cut-price fee of only £199, those who will chose to sell their home through Tesco’s services will get an online advertising space and a customized Tesco ‘For Sale’ board to place outside their house. Additionally, Tesco offers an online and phone service which will assist customers in managing bookings and offers. In order to provide a list of houses for sale, Tesco has opted to co-operate with another website, Fish4Homes. Other websites and estate agents, however, have declined and even warned Tesco not to include a search of their property listings.
This entry was submitted by Jessica Radford, she is a contributor to Remote Brains . Jessica is fast becoming an online authority on Ance Facial Treatments .
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